Garageband Tricks: 3/4 Drum loops and low volume exporting!
For those who are looking for some answers about garageband, I have found two:
(1) For those who have low volume output when exporting, here is what I learned:
The problem is with Garageband '09.Go to preferences -> Advance -> uncheck the box that says "Export songs at full loudness" or something like that. I know, it seems contradictory, but it works. You may want to increase the master volume as well.
(2) For those who want drum loops in 3/4 time (waltz) and can't find any, here is what I did.
I made my song, in 3/4. I set my tempo where I wanted it.I then went to the bottom center display and cycled through until I got to the tempo and time signature. I moved the 3/4 to 4/4.I then picked a drum loop that I liked, that fit my style.I then switched the song back to 3/4 with the drum loop in the song. I then cropped the drum loop to make it a 3/4 beat.I did this by chopping a beat off. This is the place to explore. Chop ends or beginnings off. Copy and past…
(1) For those who have low volume output when exporting, here is what I learned:
The problem is with Garageband '09.Go to preferences -> Advance -> uncheck the box that says "Export songs at full loudness" or something like that. I know, it seems contradictory, but it works. You may want to increase the master volume as well.
(2) For those who want drum loops in 3/4 time (waltz) and can't find any, here is what I did.
I made my song, in 3/4. I set my tempo where I wanted it.I then went to the bottom center display and cycled through until I got to the tempo and time signature. I moved the 3/4 to 4/4.I then picked a drum loop that I liked, that fit my style.I then switched the song back to 3/4 with the drum loop in the song. I then cropped the drum loop to make it a 3/4 beat.I did this by chopping a beat off. This is the place to explore. Chop ends or beginnings off. Copy and past…
Good stuff!
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